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The Rohingya crisis: an international law perspective

Virginia Mistretta

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The status of the Rohingya people under national and international law. The configuration of individual criminal responsibility for the crimes committed in Myanmar. The ICC's jurisdiction over the Bangladesh/Myanmar situation. The issue of Myanmar's responsibility for genocide. Assessing the legality of the repatriation agreements.

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The status of the Rohingya people under national and international law. The configuration of individual criminal responsibility for the crimes committed in Myanmar. The ICC's jurisdiction over the Bangladesh/Myanmar situation. The issue of Myanmar's responsibility for genocide. Assessing the legality of the repatriation agreements.

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The status of the Rohingya people under national and international law. The configuration of individual criminal responsibility for the crimes committed in Myanmar. The ICC's jurisdiction over the Bangladesh/Myanmar situation. The issue of Myanmar's responsibility for genocide. Assessing the legality of the repatriation agreements.

Key concepts: Principle of legality, Repatriation, Genocide, Political science, Jurisdiction, International law, Law, Responsibility to protect

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